Man City owner Sheikh Mansour's Abu Dhabi firm was given the "red carpet treatment" for building in Manchester, a leading property developer has claimed.The Abu Dhabi United Group (ADUG) - which owns the club - was handed "first offer" over property developments across the city under what's been labelled a "sweetheart deal" with the city's Labour council.Under a 10-year contract signed in 2015, ADUG was given preferential access to land ring-fenced for development by the council.The deal, as revealed by The Mill, was struck to "promote residential development" by "contributing towards infrastructure provision and land assembly".But it meant the council had to give "right of first refusal" to ADUG on land it wanted to sell around Ancoats...
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